Imports for wholesale distributors and retail suppliers in Mexico.
I import mixed containers for distributors who supply stores and chains: general merchandise, stationery, pet products, furniture and housewares. A mixed container classified correctly is the difference between margin and a fine.
A container of general merchandise carries fifty different tariff codes, several labeling standards and sometimes a sector registry. Classifying it properly takes work before it ships, and that work is what lets you sell to a chain without the order being held.
I work with distributors in Baja California, Mexico City and the interior who supply supermarkets and stores: packing list review product by product, labeling, clearance and delivery to their distribution center.
- Mixed containers of general merchandise and housewares.
- Stationery, foam sheets, poster board and school supplies.
- Pet products: wipes, training pads and accessories.
- Home, hotel and office furniture.
- Labeling and NOM compliance for sale in supermarket chains.
What people ask about this.
Can you clear a container with many different products?
Yes. I review the packing list product by product, classify each one, identify labeling standards and clear the full container. It is among the most common work I do.
I supply a Mexican retailer from overseas. Can you be the importer?
Yes. Through my trading company I can act as importer of record and invoice your customer in Mexico, so the order does not wait for their registration.
Customs brokerage
Import and export clearance through nine Mexican ports of entry, with pre-inspection at Otay.
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The right HS code and exact duties before you buy, not after.
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Sell into Mexico this week without your buyer being registered, invoiced in Mexico.
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